Black Cornerstone

10/05/2026

When families understand how systems work, they gain power.

When families build confidence, they build legacy.

When families lead, communities change.

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10/02/2026

A New Chapter. A Bigger Mission. 🌟

The future we want won’t be built by chance, it will be built by community.

That belief is why we became Black Cornerstone.

We’ve grown beyond one pathway because our vision has grown bigger: expanding access, sharing knowledge, cultivating leadership, and empowering communities to create lasting impact.

This isn’t just a transition. It’s a foundation for what’s next.

And we’re just getting started. 🖤

09/30/2026

One community. One voice. One name.



📷: VIOLA DAVIS

09/03/2026

About 30 years ago, only 14% of young Black women held a bachelor's degree. Today, roughly 38% of young Black women have earned a college degree.Overall Progress: The number of Black women earning bachelor’s degrees has more than doubled since 1999, reflecting a major shift in educational access and attainment.

Black women significantly outpace Black men in higher education completion. While 38% of young Black women hold a degree, only 26% of Black men do—creating the largest gender gap in degree attainment of any major racial group in the U.S.

09/03/2026

She’s being the change she wanted to see!

North Carolina teen Alyssa Rambert created an online series to help fill the gaps she saw in traditional Black history curriculum.

After realizing her classes were not telling the full story, the high school senior set out to create something that celebrates the full spectrum of Blackness.

09/03/2026

A newly released nationwide study offers strong evidence of the lasting value of an HBCU education. Research shows that a majority of HBCU graduates report thriving in life, experiencing a genuine sense of belonging during their college years, and remaining engaged in their careers well beyond graduation.

These findings reflect the enduring impact of the HBCU experience: community, purpose, and results that last.

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Source:

1. newsone.com/6868193/hbcu-landmark-proof-of-promise-study-explained/
2. www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/hbcu-alumni-thriving-higher-rates-133232042.html

09/02/2026

We are an educational enhancement agency with the mission to curtail the high school dropout rate and increase degree and/or certificate enrollment among under served and underrepresented students.

09/01/2026

🕊️Robert Mason saw a barrier facing Black students and did something about it.

He created the Common Black College Application. He didn’t just create an application, he opened a door for thousands of students who might have thought college was too expensive, too complicated, or simply out of reach. He created access, opportunity, and possibility!

That kind of work matters and changes families and futures. This work is close to our hearts because we know what one open door can mean to a student and to an entire family.

We honor Robert Mason and say thank you! Thank you, Mr. Mason, for seeing our young people. For opening doors. For doing the work.

Rest well. What you built matters and will keep making a difference. 🖤🎓

📸: HBCU Common Application

06/25/2026

We have learned so much from the students and families we’ve served over the years, and what we learned has shaped where we’re going next.

An exciting new chapter is coming and we can’t wait to share it with you.💛

Stay tuned. We are evolving!

06/24/2026

Take some time this summer to engage in some great reads.

The DREF Sister Scholars Advisory Council’s National Reading Circle encourages all to check out the 2026 Summer Reading List. It's curated for your education and pleasure. Take some time this summer to access one or more of these great reads. Enjoy! Visit: https://deltafoundation.net/national-reading-circle/ to make your selection(s). , , ,